I get this malformed link at the top when logged in as another user:
http://www.example.com/index.php?[sessionurl]&log_out_admin_log_in_as_user=true

should not "sessionurl" be parsed into some session hash?

This was fixed a log time ago. Make sure your template edits are up to date.

If you make the template edits I dont know why it wont show. Are you still a super admin?

Yep, I'm a super admin. Let me try completely removing and adding it again.

Doh. I'm sorry -- I'm an idiot. I forgot I changed my config.php when I upgraded and was no longer a super admin.

Changed that and its working again -- thanks Abe!

It's a totally new installation.
Have you fixed the distro or is it buried in some of these pages on the thread?
Thanks!

They are the regular template edits.

So when you say "this was fixed a long time ago" in the other post,
what was wrong with it the first time around?

The template edit is just pasting some new info before the logo, its a piece of cake. I didn't screw that up.

But when I 'm logged in as another user, that link has no session url parsed out, its just [sessionurl] in brackets.
It really doesn't matter, it doesn't break anything, and the link still gets me logged out of that user just fine.
Although, I wonder, what was wrong with it the first time around and how was it resolved?

I think I added the $ to parse the variable.

gret hack, Installed!